shipping dogs/puppies
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shipping dogs/puppies
What is the best/cheapest way to ship a puppy? Thanks
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Re: shipping dogs/puppies
Depends on location of pup and its destination. I shipped on from Eastern Canada to Chicago for $250 for flight, $70 for crate, $40 for Vaccination. There also was a $20 dollar fee at pickup for paperwork. This was thru Air Canada.
A friend of mine had one shipped by Buckeye Dog Transport from Ohio to Iowa for $250 plus vet fee. Hope this helps.
A friend of mine had one shipped by Buckeye Dog Transport from Ohio to Iowa for $250 plus vet fee. Hope this helps.
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Re: shipping dogs/puppies
Takes a little longer with ground shipment than a plane but if you are some distance from the airport that needs figured into it also.
I am running way behind due to things beyond my control and I have 24 beagles this trip. Sunday the transmission went out in Illinois. Got it back Wed late then picked up a couple beagles and headed to Ohio where I live and I had dogs here to get, got in Thur eve. Well I started out this morning (Fri) after letting everyone out to do their business, get them food, water and made it about 40 miles and the alternator went out. I have a new very strong battery which is probably the only reason I made it back home to unhook the trailer and get to the Chevy dealer. Dealer said it will be late today before they can get to me. Meanwhile I have one customer 600 miles away just chomping at the bit, said they will come after the dog which if they want to drive that is fine with me. I constantly do maintence and anyone I haul for knows that however there are some things I can not control.
I am running way behind due to things beyond my control and I have 24 beagles this trip. Sunday the transmission went out in Illinois. Got it back Wed late then picked up a couple beagles and headed to Ohio where I live and I had dogs here to get, got in Thur eve. Well I started out this morning (Fri) after letting everyone out to do their business, get them food, water and made it about 40 miles and the alternator went out. I have a new very strong battery which is probably the only reason I made it back home to unhook the trailer and get to the Chevy dealer. Dealer said it will be late today before they can get to me. Meanwhile I have one customer 600 miles away just chomping at the bit, said they will come after the dog which if they want to drive that is fine with me. I constantly do maintence and anyone I haul for knows that however there are some things I can not control.
Mary Ann
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740-236-0578
buckeyedoghaul@aol.com
buckeyekennel.com
Discounts given for multiple dogs, veterns and disabled
Full time transporter since 2002
Life Member NRA 30+ years
USDA, insured
Re: shipping dogs/puppies
too many thing breaking down sounds like its time for a new vehicle you will spend more in lil things they will break ya up jb
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Re: shipping dogs/puppies
I shipped a dog from N.Y. to Ill. and used Buckeye she was great............................DH
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Re: shipping dogs/puppies
I have used Buckeye a number of times, hounds always arrive in good shape,
happy & healthy. Will use only Buckeye in the future.
happy & healthy. Will use only Buckeye in the future.
